Sentence examples for invited to propose from inspiring English sources

Residents have also been invited to propose acquisitions and projects.

Each group has been allocated UShs 1m and has been invited to propose ways in which it could be spent.

Last week betweeen the "Echo" and "Anonymous" installations, he visited Toronto, where he has been invited to propose a public artwork.

This applies particularly to its contemptibly cronyish aspects: since 2010, for example, while the number of political appointments has ballooned, the House of Lords appointment commission, there to nominate peers who are independent experts, has been invited to propose only eight.

He was invited to propose a public art project for the library building, which was designed by the Culver City architects Johnson Favaro, by the art consultant Merry Norris, who was captivated by a ceiling of intertwined branches, laden with porcelain cherry blossoms, that Wiseman had created for a Los Angeles home.

Users are also invited to propose new hashtags themselves.

A century ago, in times of utopian planning, Assemble would have already been invited to proposed a city plan or the regeneration of an industrial area.

In 1985, Jack Lang, another activist culture minister, invited artists to propose public places where they could display their art.

Cabinet has invited artists to propose projects, speculative and actual, to occupy the parcels (the results are published in the magazine's spring issue).

But when he was invited several years ago to propose a piece for Fargfabriken, a gallery space in a former factory in Stockholm, he began thinking about how to turn a building into an instrument.

Because the book revealed "all our secrets," the menu would change, and Batali invited people to propose specials ("a classic recipe done in our way") and suggested reading old cookbooks for ideas.